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Benny,

I did some testing.? I can re-create your problem if I to a multi-segment selection.? By that I mean I select A and C instead of A and B followed by B and C.

I will add this to my todo list.


Dave Sand



> On Aug 20, 2018, at 2:53 PM, Dave Sand <ds@...> wrote:
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> Benny,
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> Normally you want to select the Clear option.? This disables the option to use a different color during route setup.
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> The theory behind this option is to let the dispatcher know that the route is being set.? Once the setup is complete and the specified time has expired, the track and extra colors go back to the assigned values.? If an error occurs during the setup process, the temporary track and extra colors remain.? There might have been an error recorded in the system console.
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> Dave Sand
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>> On Aug 20, 2018, at 2:39 PM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:
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>> It was set to white. I have changed it to green and than I get track color changed to green instead.
>> So after I have set an entryexit it turn to alternate color, which is green. If I clear it i get green on some tracks and black on most of the tracks. So it changes the track color from black to green.
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>> /Benny
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>> Den s?n 19 aug 2018 21:52Dave Sand <ds@...> skrev:
>> Benny,
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>> Use Layout Editor Tools to open the Entry/Exit table.? Select Options >> Options from the table menu.
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>> What color do you have set for “Initial color of path”?? Based on your description it appears to be White.
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>> If the setup process is interrupted for any reason, the track and extra colors are not set back.? A subsequent save will update the panel xml file.
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>> Dave Sand
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>>> On Aug 19, 2018, at 1:21 PM, Benny Tj?der <etxbct@...> wrote:
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>>> In JMRI 4.12 the color on tracks is changed when an NX is activated.
>>> Track color is changed from black to white on some of the blocks, not all, and extracolor is changed from green to white on same blocks. The only color not changed is the occupiedcolor.
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>>> Before setting an EntryExit:
>>> <layoutblock? systemName="ILB29" occupancysensor="dSIIa" occupidsense="2" trackcolor="black" occupiedcolor="red" extracolor="green">
>>>? ? <systemName>ILB29</systemName>
>>>? ? <userName>SIIa</userName>
>>> </layoutblock>
>>> After:
>>> <layoutblock? systemName="ILB29" occupancysensor="dSIIa" occupidsense="2" trackcolor="white" occupiedcolor="red" extracolor="white">
>>>? ? <systemName>ILB29</systemName>
>>>? ? <userName>SIIa</userName>
>>> </layoutblock>
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>>> /Best regards
>>> Benny
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